Dec 11, 2024
stop normalizing ai use in fandom 👎
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stop normalizing ai use in fandom 👎
don’t like someone’s oc? google docs is free. make your own.
don’t complain to their creator because they’re not there to cater to you.
the leaks are disappointing but i say this with ever fibre of my being and all the love in my heart;
the disappointment felt is no reflection on the actors, they’ve done wonderfully and gone above and beyond with what they’ve been given.
from different interviews, they even pushed for more for their characters, more from the writing. we cannot and hopefully will not fault them for doing what they were given and trying for more!
when people inevitably go apeshit (more so than they are now) on sunday, i hope the cast knows: this isn’t about you sweetie you’re doing amazing 🫶
to touch on the subject of ai use in fanfic —
you can certainly tell when someone does use ai for their fics by the fact that they churn out word slop to cater to a fandom’s flavor of the day. it is the same song and dance with each story, merely with names changed.
you can also certainly tell when someone is NOT using ai. they have a consistent and realized human writing style with a flair that is unique to each writer, and a clear frame of mind for their story and characters. their enthusiasm for their work is evident!
ai work is soulless. its discordant, at odds with itself.
if you actually use the intellectual part of your brain instead of the part festering with society’s latest fad of accusing creators of using ai, you can see what is obviously ai and what is not.
to see people’s REAL hard work being deduced to being produced by an emotionless machine is truly disheartening.
as much as ai use in fandom spaces is abhorrent, lets not throw around the accusations of its use without actually using critical thinking skills.
as our world changes and ai use becomes more & more commonplace in creative spaces, we must uplift and cherish creators who don’t use it. not tear them down out of jealousy and spite.
please like / interact if you see this on your feed— i’m trying to see something 🥹
my worth as a writer isn’t decided by how much content i post
my worth as an artist isn’t decided by how much content i post
my worth as an account and member of a fandom on this website isn’t decided by how much content i post
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a whole year of art.... heres to an even better 2026
some of yall lurking behind anons and burner accounts need to touch grass